10 Sleep Apnea Symptoms
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Hypersomnia
Hypersomnia is essentially the opposite of insomnia. People with hypersomnia may have difficulties staying awake, no matter how much sleep they get. Excessive daytime sleepiness and difficulties waking in the mornings are commonly seen in hypersomnia.
In sleep apnea, hypersomnia may be caused by a lack of restful sleep. When the body isn't receiving quality rest, the brain signals an ongoing need for more. Until sleep apnea is diagnosed and managed, hypersomnia will usually persist.
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